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2011 Lineup


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Why is Huw Stevens on the Radio 1 adverts saying that Zane Lowe is announcing the full R+L line up? I'm guessing this is a BBC mistake as it makes it sound like we are going to hear the line up that we normally don't get until about a month before the fest.

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2009 had a really strong set of headliners, all three would have no problem selling out arenas and stadia, three of the biggest bands around at the time. Problem is, this resulted in a weak undercard.

Whereas with 2010, we only had one "conventional" headliner, the other two being a band who have never headlined a major UK festival before, and a reunion band who didn't reach headliner status the first time around. And the line-up was one of the strongest in recent years.

For the record, Radiohead were the only headliner I enjoyed in 2009.

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Why is Huw Stevens on the Radio 1 adverts saying that Zane Lowe is announcing the full R+L line up? I'm guessing this is a BBC mistake as it makes it sound like we are going to hear the line up that we normally don't get until about a month before the fest.

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2009 had a really strong set of headliners, all three would have no problem selling out arenas and stadia, three of the biggest bands around at the time. Problem is, this resulted in a weak undercard.

Whereas with 2010, we only had one "conventional" headliner, the other two being a band who have never headlined a major UK festival before, and a reunion band who didn't reach headliner status the first time around. And the line-up was one of the strongest in recent years.

For the record, Radiohead were the only headliner I enjoyed in 2009.

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Yup it was where I first heard it, Mistajam gave it to Chris to to use as a pick-me-up when he was feeling down during the 52 hours. I Imagine it getting played loads by Chris Moyles from now on.

Its my ringtone now, if I dont answer the phone in 5 seconds the bass cannon goes off :D

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